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Kenya Power has announced planned electricity interruptions in two counties on Tuesday to facilitate scheduled maintenance works.
Kenya Power has announced planned electricity interruptions in two counties on Tuesday, November 3, to facilitate scheduled maintenance works.
In a notice on Monday, November 2, the company said the planned disruptions will affecNairobi and Kajiado counties.
In Nairobi County, the interruption will affect parts of Spring Valley from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The affected areas will include Peponi Road between General Mathenge junction and Thigiri Ridge Road junction, Spring Valley Road, Eldama Park and Bendera Lane.
Kenya Power also listed customers in the surrounding areas as likely to be affected by the planned maintenance.
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In Kajiado County, the first interruption will affect Loitokitok and its surrounding areas from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The affected locations will include parts of Loitokitok Town, Loitokitok Customs, Air Strip, Sompet, Kimana Shell, Kilaguni Junction, Empironi, Itilal, Kimana Sabasaba, Kimana Town, Isinet, Namelok, Inchalai and Mbirikani.
The second interruption in Kajiado County will affect Njukini and neighbouring areas during the same period, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Areas listed in the notice include Nkama Nolturesh, Ilasit, Zamzam, Kibaoni, Tarakea Border Post, Entarara Secondary, Entarara Market, Rombo, Mile Tatu, Olgira and Elerai.
This comes months after Kenya Power issued a customer alert clarifying its hours of operation and reminding customers that its teams work round the clock to address electricity supply issues and conduct necessary inspections.
In a notice on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, the power utility emphasized that it provides uninterrupted service to resolve power outages and inspection of installations on a 24-hour basis.
Kenya Power advised all customers to allow its staff access to electricity supply installations, meters, and cables located within their premises at any time of day or night as they carry out their duties.
"All our customers are advised to allow our staff access to electricity supply installations, meters and cables, that are located within their premises, as they carry out their duties at any time of the day or night," the notice stated.
The company emphasized that all employees visiting customer premises must display official company identification cards bearing their staff numbers and national identification details.
To enhance security and prevent fraud, Kenya Power provided customers with a mechanism to independently verify the authenticity of persons presenting themselves as company employees.
Customers can verify staff credentials by calling the toll-free number *977# and following the prompt to access the Jua for Sure option number 4.
